All 15 Trond Fausa Movies
Get ready to dive into the world of cinema with Trond Fausa Movies! In this inspiring article, we’ll be exploring some of the most captivating movies ever made, handpicked by the legendary filmmaker himself. Come and discover the magic of movies with Trond Fausa as your guide!
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1. Junk Mail (1997)
Treat yourself to a delightfully wicked comedy-thriller with “Junk Mail” (1997), a film that takes the mundane world of postal services and turns it on its head. This quirky Norwegian film, now available in English, puts a cheeky spin on the life of a lazy postman who meddles with the mail he shouldn’t.
2. Bloody Angels (1998)
A chilling thriller, “Bloody Angels” follows an Oslo detective who travels to a remote hick town after hearing rumors of murders being committed by mysterious ‘angels’. Upon arrival, he encounters a web of vengeance and vigilantism that may have other motivations. In the backdrop of a dark, Norwegian landscape, the film delves into the sinister world of unsavory characters, where justice takes a shocking turn.
3. The Crossing (2004)
“The Crossing, “ also known as “Andreaskorset, “ is a gripping, witty, and surprisingly romantic film from 2004. The film centers around Andreas, a well-off man with a loving wife and a comfortable life. However, his life takes a sudden and tragic turn when he is involved in a severe car accident, which leaves him paralyzed from the waist down and also impotent.
4. The Bothersome Man (2006)
“The Bothersome Man”, set in a dystopian city filled with overly compliant residents, tells the tale of a newcomer who stirs up trouble by asking too many questions. With a budding storyline and an ensemble of talented stars-Trond Fausa, Petronella Barker, and Per Schaanning-, this Norwegian-Icelandic comedy-drama-fantasy offers an escape from typical social norms.
5. Gone with the Woman (2007)
“Gone with the Woman” is a captivating comedy-drama-romance film that premiered in 2007. Directed by Petter Næss, the movie tells the story of a young man whose life is unexpectedly taken over by a woman who moves into his home. As the woman’s influence infiltrates every aspect of his life, he finds himself inexplicably falling hopelessly in love.
6. Home for Christmas (2010)
Home for Christmas is a heartwarming and humorous drama film set during the holiday season. It beautifully explores the theme of connection, whether it is through family, friends, or love. The story revolves around a group of individuals attempting to rekindle their relationships, providing a touching and relatable experience for the viewers.
7. Kong Curling (2011)
Get ready for an electrifying comedy-sports film that will leave you laughing out loud! ‘Kong Curling’ is the perfect blend of humor, curling, and satire, all combined to create an unforgettable viewing experience.
8. Twigson in Trouble (2011)
“Twigson in Trouble” introduces a new chapter in the adventures of the playful wooden stick with a life of its own. When Little Brother moves away with his family, the stick faces the challenge of making new friends in an unfamiliar environment. Through its imaginative adventures, “Twigson in Trouble” explores the bond between a child and their imaginary friend in this family-oriented film based on the popular novel.
9. I Am Yours (2013)
“I Am Yours, “ also known as “Jeg er din, “ is a poignant and thought-provoking drama film released in 2013. Directed and co-written by Iram Haq, the movie unfolds the intriguing story of Mina, played by Amrita Acharia. Mina is a young, single mother of a 6-year-old son, Felix, living in Oslo. She hails from a Norwegian-Pakistani descent and struggles with complicated family bonds, often seeking solace and affection from men she encounters. However, the relationships never promise a lasting connection.
10. Glass Dolls (2014)
“Glass Dolls” is a chilling drama, mystery, and thriller film directed by Nils Gaup and written by Stein Leikanger and Jorun Thørring. Released in 2014, the plot follows a mother’s report of her student daughter, Lisa, missing. Detective Aslak Eira delves into the investigation, only to discover that Lisa’s body is found in a lake and her best friend has mysteriously gone missing. The more Aslak investigates, the more the puzzle pieces seem to slip out of reach.
11. Captain Sabertooth and the Magic Diamond (2019)
Embark on an extraordinary animated adventure with Captain Sabertooth as he embarks on a perilous quest to find a lost magic diamond. Joining him are two young pirates, a determined older sister, and a shape-shifting queen — all while avoiding a sunburned vampire and a wrathful ape army in the process.
12. Legend of the Ghost Dagger (2019)
“Legend of the Ghost Dagger” follows the story of a treasure hunter with a track record of failure. In a desperate attempt to revive his romance and find the elusive Ghost Dagger, he convinces his girlfriend to join him on a vacation to the beautiful island of Mallorca. However, this journey quickly turns into a lethal game of survival as the duo encounters dangerous obstacles and adversaries.
13. The Middle Man (2021)
“The Middle Man” is a captivating comedy-drama that takes place in the desolate town of Karmack, USA. The once bustling rail company has left behind a community in the throes of depression, leading to the need for a middle man — Frank Farrelli — to deliver the harsh realities of their situation.
14. Oppenheimer (2023)
Oppenheimer, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan, invites audiences to delve into the compelling true story of American scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his role in the development of the atomic bomb through the Manhattan Project. Set during the tumultuous year of 1945, the film explores the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by Oppenheimer and his team as they race against time to create the world’s first nuclear weapon.
15. Bukkene Bruse på Badeland (2023)
In Bukkene Bruse på Badeland (2023), The Billy Goats Gruff abandon their traditional tale and decide to take a wild ride to “Splash World” instead. But their chaotic adventure attracts the wrath of the irate troll under the bridge, who sets out to capture the brothers by any means necessary. This twisted adaptation promises a mix of comedy, family fun, and animation that reimagines our most famous folk tale.